Sluice Box Campsite sits along the Firth River within Ivvavik National Park in Yukon, Canada, positioned in the Mountain Reach of the river corridor. It lies just below Sluice Box Rapid, upstream of Wolf Creek and the challenging Wrap Rock Rapid.

The surrounding landscape is defined by steep mountain sides pressing close to the river, forming a narrow, winding valley characteristic of this unglaciated terrain.

Campsites along this section of the Firth are limited, typically confined to creek mouths and gravel benches, making Sluice Box one of the few reliable stopping points in an otherwise demanding stretch of whitewater.